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AAessinger Scores Broncos' 86-77 Win Center Leads Last Quarter Victory Rally MESSINGER'S NIGHT Orangevllle (86) Milledgevllle (77) BFP Schoonhoven I 4 Huber 433 Carter Messinger Stover IS 8 4 Doneghn Dunaway 2 1 5 Alber Blankcnhorn 430 Dorsey 101 Area Basketball Aquin Ends Regular Card With Victory Hot Night LYNDON Chadwick's Ron Gei-j son had quite a night for himself! at Lyndon Tuesday, scoring 14 field goals and 15 free throws for a of 43 points to lead his squad to an 82-55 victory over Lyndon in a non- conference affair. With Geison setting the NOW THE REGIONAL Krankiin 1 Roy Colbert's Silver Streaks! Sent.wee 15.3 outscored Lyndon in each of the four quarters. 603 7 12 4 6 1 3 353 Aquin (80) Galena (71) I' BFP 4 6 4 W'tvorth 5 6 5 6 6 5 Metzger 4 1 College Basketball Rubendall Shoots 75 In Florida Meet ST. AUGUSTINE, Roger Rubendall shot 37-38 Tuesday in the first round of the Oberlin 58, Western Reserve 57jqualifying play for the 25th annual By The Associated Press Midwest Kent State 80, Bowling Green 75 Wooster 109, Wash-Jeff 74 JReit'ger 8 13 4 Greene 1 0 5 74 St.Vincent (Pa) 75, John Carroll 73 Denison 78, Kenyon 77 (overtime) Findlay 80, Ashland 72 Youngstown 101, Lawrence Tech 1 52 Efigles'n 4 5 Chadwick closes its regular sea-jschra'm i 5 4 Thaypr gill 2S211SI son's schedule Friday night entertaining Port Byron. In the frosh-soph preliminary, Totals 351617 TotnTs Score by Chadwick downed Lvndon, 49-31.

Orangeville 17 20 25 $6 Mllledgevine 15 2721 77 Chadwick 19 21 20 Lyndon By KETTvlILLER Journal-Standard Sports Writer Pearl City Wins ORANGEVILLE Orangeville's talented Kenny Messinger con- tinued his sensational scoring feats Tuesday night when he led the Broncos to an 86-77 non-conference victory over Milledgevjlle with a personal total of 44 points. Entering the fourth quarter, Milledgeville held a slim 63-62 lead. In the previous three periods, the closely-fought contest had been tied on 15 occasions and the lead had changed hands 16 times. After Bronco forward Fred Huber scored two free throws to open the final stanza, Messinger went the elongated to work. He tallied seven of the next 11 Orangeville points to put his squad safely in front, 76-63.

Survived Rally With 3:15 left in the fourth quarter, Bob Donegan connected for a field goal for Milledgeville's first points in the final stanza. Milledgeville continued its rally in the waning moments, but the Broncos led by Messinger's final six points held their own to win, 86-77. In that last period, Orangeville outscored the Millies, 24 to 14, with Messinger accounting for 13 of the total. Messinger's personal field goal average was .591 with 18 field goals In 31 tries. The Broncos as a team compiled a field percentage of .486 with 35 successes in 72 shots.

Milledgeville had sizzling .622 mark on 28 goals in 45 attempts. The Millies also had the edge at the line with .700 built on 21 of 30 shots compared to the Broncos' .593 on 16 in 27. Lena Next The Broncos now have a recorc of 22 wins in 25 outings and wil oppose a strong Lena club on the Lions' court Friday night with the Stephenson County Conference title at stake. A victory for Coach Dick Staas' Broncos would give them the crown outright, but if Lena wins, then the two teams will wine up in a deadlock for first place. As a result of the decision a Orangeville, Coach Dale Cline's Millies currently boast a mark 16 wins and seven losses.

The Millies have a fine squad tha could do well in the upcoming re gional at Morrison. All season long the Millies hav had balanced scoring and that was borne out Tuesday as five players hit double figures against th Broncos. Guard Arman Stover lee the offensive parade with 26 points The Millies tried hard to dupll cate their early season, 70-69, tri umph over Orangeville, but Mes singer's last period surge ruined these plans. In the frosh-soph preliminary Bill Samuelson tossed in 21 point, to lead Orangeville to a 58-40 vie tory over Milledgeville. Cente Connie Hawkins of Milledgevill ihenson County Conference shaded Lanark of the Carroll County loop, 0-48, behind a 17-point effort by Ian Waigren.

Len Rostron had 18 for Lanark, the frosh-soph preliminary, earl City won, 46-32. Lanark 16 14 10 earl City 12 13 14 5 ecatonica On Top PECATONICA Pecatonica of he Route 72 league defeated the tephenson County representative, Durand, 65-55, Tuesday night. Rod Barstaad and Bill Flynn cored 20 and 19 points, respective- to take offensive honors for 'ecatonica. Phil Kelsey had 17 for Durand. Durand won the frosh-soph game, 1-37.

'ecatonica 14 11 17 Durand 6 7 22 PEARL a non-confer- nce tussle, Pearl City of the Ste- Creigh'n 6 8 4 Wise 102 Ben'dick'g 000 Casserly 0 0 4 Bush'lle 0 2 1 Wand 332 0 0 0 Woods 001 Totals 21 38 27 Totals 24 23 28 Score by quarters: Aquin 16 27 15 Galena 12 17 19 Officials: Gene Carroll, Bob Wolfe (Freeport). By PHIL PASH For The Journal-Standard Aquin High School's Bulldogs rounded out their regular season basketball schedule in fine fashion Tuesday night, defeating the Galena Pirates, 80-71. The Bulldogs combined excellent team play and balanced scoring to finish with a commendable 16-6 record. Aquin poured in 16 points in the first quarter while holding the Pirates to 12. In the second period, he Bulldogs tallied 27 points to alena's 17.

Throughout most of he season, the second period has een Aquin's slack eight minutes, lit Tuesday it was a different tory. Entering the third period, Aquin ed, 43-29, but the Pirates were not be 'counted out as they put to quarter scores of 19 and 2J iQints to outscore the Bulldogs in he second half, 42-37. Missouri Valley 67, Rockhurst 59 Eau Claire 67, St. Ambrose (Iowa) 62 Iowa Central 101, Buena Vista 83 Wartburg 83, Dubuque 68 Coe 87, Cornell (Iowa) 82 Muskingum 84, Case 68 McPherson 104, Ottawa (Kan) 103 (overtime) Baker 80, Bethel (Kan) 61 Westminster (M6) 76, Missouri Central 72 (overtime) Carthage 72, Knox 64 Indiana Central 67, Anderson 64 Manchester 95, Marian 67 tournament of golf club champions to place sixth in a field of 79 golfing stars from 21 states. A gale reaching over 40 miles per hour produced the highest qualifying scores in the 25-year history of the tournament.

Three Way Tie Martin Stanovich of Niles out of Tarn O'Shanter Country Club in Chicago shared first place along with Beau Melik of Racine, and John Eisinger of Fort Jackson, S. with scores of 71, par on the Ponce De Leon course. Jack Kelsey of Neptune Beach, was fourth with a 72 followed by Pete Weiland of Phoenixville, with a 74. Rubendall and Lynn Creason of Harrisburg, are tied for sixth with 75s. FRFFPORT IOURNAI STANDARD PAGE 14 WEDNESDAY, FEB.

20, 1957 Two Counties Are Hopeful Of Legislation SPRINGFIELD, 111. Of 14 counties hopeful for Illinois legis- ative grants for lake building, only 2 have fairly sure prospects. Sites have been chosen in Winnebago and Randolph counties and land is being acquired. Because $165,000 is already laid out for taking property at the Rock Cut site in Winnebago and $50,000 for the Sleepy Fox Hollow site in Randolph, both have strong chances to get whatever is needed to build lakes. Appropriation requests by the Illinois Conservation Department will be based on specifications still being developed by engi- Mount Carroll Loses SAVANNA In a high-scoring encounter, Savanna stopped Mount Carroll Tuesday, 81-73.

Bob Gillogly paced Savanna with 25 followed by Bud Dunn with 24. Dick Miles and Randy Smith were vlount Carroll's top scorers with 27 and 20 points, respectively. Mount Carroll 13 16 25 Savanna 18 20 21 Easy For Shannon Eagles de feated Winslow, 66-51, Tuesdaj night. Larry Ocker of Winslow wai the high scorer with 22 points. Dick Gray had 16 for Shannon.

Shannon also won the frosh-soph tussle, 57-46. Winslow 14 10 11 Shannon 15 16 21 Oregon Wins breezed by Ashton Tuesday by a 59-38 count. Harry Fletcher and Ron Ebens paced Oregon with 16 and 15 points respectively. Oregon played without its star, Dick Haas. Stan Reed had 21 points for Ashton.

Oregon won the frosh-soph attraction, 56-35. Ashton 679 Oregon 13 29 6 Terps Nipped outscored Elizabeth by three points in the final quarter Tuesday to edge the Terps, 70-69. in a U. S. Grant Conference tussle.

Howard Leidinger paced Hanover with 21, but Elizabeth's Buford Heidenreich was the evening's point leader with 24 points. took scoring honors with 22 points, Elizabeth won the frosh-soph test, 't Mlllcrtgevllle (40) Hanover 12 17 22 Elizabeth 14 16 23 Marlon Hill To Enter U. S. Army On March 2 FLORENCE, Ala. Harlon Hill of the Chicago Bears pro football team will become an Army 2nd lieutenant March 2.

Hill, who is assisting in spring football training at Florence State College, said he has been ordered to report at Fort Sam Houston, but that current orders call Foul Parade The game was infested with ouls, 27 being called on the Bull dogs and 28 on the Pirates. Three of the Galena starting five col- ected the maximum amount 'ouls early in the final stanza. Two other starters had four fouls apiece. Jim Walz of Aquin also eft the game on fouls. Aquin actually won the game a the line hitting 38 of 48 attempts for an impressive .792 average Galena scored 23 of 36 for .639 Galena led in field percentage .463 to .396 with a total of 24 has kets in 52 tries to Aquin's 21 of 53 Reltinger Leads John Reitinger paced Aquin with 29 points on eight goals and 1 free throws.

Walz added 18 fol lowed by Dick Ziebol with 14. Jer ry Creighton led Galena with 20 Tony Wattleworth and Gary Eg gleston added 16 and 13, respec lively, to the Pirate's total. The Bulldogs had a huge margi in rebounds, 29 to 14. The Bulldog will now take a well-deserved res until the regional starts at Free port High School on March 5. I a first-round game, Aquin will op pose the winner of the Scale Mound district.

In the frosh-soph preliminary the Puppies rallied for nine point in the final period of play but sti fell one short, dropping a 44-43 de cision. The score 'was knotted at the half, 24-24. In the third frame, Galena scored 13 points to Aquin's 10. Box score: Orangevllle (58) BFP 324 Kaiser 1 175 Samuelson 8 5 5 Nicks 621 O. Rinehart 20! Rodebaugh 0 2 1 Rockey 001 Molter 000 R.

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Phone or visit HFC today. OUSEHOLD FINANCE 3 W. Stephenson 2nd Floor, above Kresge PHONE: Main 137 Loans mode lo residents oj new by towns St. Joseph (Ind) 66, Valparaiso I Indiana Tech 95, Huntington 80 Earlham 72, Hanover 65 Rose Poly 65, Illinois College 60 Southwest Missouri 78, Missouri vlines 58 Lincoln (111) 82, Eureka 75 Gen Beadle Tchrs 79, Huron 78 Minot 101, Jamestown (ND) 82 Hamline 73, MacAlester 63 Valley City 88, Dickinson (ND) Yanks Set For By Obtaining neers. Not Picked In six other counties, preliminary field surveys are done but sites not picked.

As soon as weather ipermits, field surveys will be started in still another six counties, says fisheries chief Sam Parr. The second qualifying round will be played Wednesday with the low 32 starting match play Thursday for the national championship of golf club champions. 0 Back To Michigan ANN ARBOR, Mich. UB Chal- Gustavus Adolphus Minn) 81 Bemidji 76, Moorhead 65 Yankton 90, Sioux Falls (SD) .73 Concordia (Neb) 77, Concordia (Minn) 67 Eastern Okla 66, Bacone 65 Elmhurst 85, Carroll (Wis) 77 Northeastern Okla 94, Arkansas Tech 77 111 Tech 73, Chicago Tchrs 60 Augustana (Rock Island 111) 65, North Central (111) 61 Cameron Okla Aggies 81, Northern Okla 64 Defiance 107, Wilberforce 71 Calvin 85, Kalamazoo 64 Neb Wesleyan 77, Peru (Neb) 69 Ohio Northern 79, Bluffton 78 Wilmington 84, Cedarville 68 East Dartmouth 73, Holy Cross 69 LaSalle 99, Muhlenberg 82 Harvard 69, Williams 66 Manhattan 72, CCNY 68 Slippery Rock 97, Edinboro 78 South North Carolina 86, N.C. State 57 Virginia 90, Duke 81 Georgia Tech 87, Tenn 85 South Carolina 85, Furman 77 Georgetown (DC) 83, George Washington 75 Virginia Tech 54, Wash-Lee 46 Delta (Miss) State 78, Tenn Martin Branch 65 cepted a position as backfield coach at the University of Michi- NEW YORK MV-Casey Stengel, the master manager who says "I've never seen a man yet who couldn't use a pitcher," today can add Art Ditmar and Bobby Shantz to a staff he already had figured deep enough to bring his New York Yankees still another American League pennant.

Ditmar, a 27-year-old right 7 and Shantz, a stubby, 31- year-old southpaw, were the key men for the Yankees in a 13- player trade with the Kansas City Athletics Tuesday. Two weeks ago Stengel confidently listed "my seven pitchers" WHitey Ford, Don Larsen, Bob Turley, Johnny Kucks, Tom Sturdivant, Bob Grim and Tommy Byrne. He left no doubt that he considered the staff had enough depth to win him an eighth pennant. also will be assigned another player by April 15. The three pitchers were second-line relievers in Stengel's book.

In the some to the Yankees. The A's, were qliite happy with the deal. Both President Arnold Johnson and manager Lou Bou- trade dreau they-have er th innmm thnf '56; Coleman. J5, a J-5 right- Bound For Farm Along with the two new front- The streams on which sites are line pitchers two, that is, if being considered in the first coun- Shantz can lose his sore arm were advised by the league that Boyer, as a $50,000 bonus player in 1955, couldn't switch clubs until his two-year-bonus period runs out May 31. A Yankee spokesman said the club would receive a "substitute" player for Boyer perhaps Boyer himself by the June 15 trading deadline.

Stengel commented that "Kansas City got a better club by making this deal," the largest in the majors since the Yanks and Baltimore shuffled 17 players around with Larsen and Turley going to New York Nov. 18, 1954. ties include: Champaign County: one site northeast of Urbana. Shelby County: 16 sites on rlowe, Rich Land, Mitchell, Mud, Coon, Possum, Jordan and Sand Greeks. Marion: 7 sites on Lost Fork, hander, and Morgon, a 26 year old righthanded reliever for was G-7.

Al Dark Continues Golf Proficiency LAKE WORTH, Fla. Dark led the way into the final 18 holes of the Calvacade of Champions Golf Tournament for big league baseball players today with a comfortable eight-stroke lead. Dark, St, Louis Cardinals shortstop, had a 36-hole total of 144. Lou Kretlow of (he Athletics "They got a doubleplay was se concl with bination in Graff (-who hit .3181 Dark won (he baseball players it. ii troubles the Yankees also received infielder Wayne Betardi, southpaw pitcher Jack McMahan and two players yet to be named.

At least one of the "unknowns" is ticketed for the Yanks' Denver farm in the American Assn. at Birmingham in the Southern Assn. last season) and Hunter," said Case "and they got three the smi fina tournament at Miami Sunday while Kretlow was eliminated in Jim, Panther, V-Branch and Da- nan. along with Belardi and McMa- gan. Wolverine Athletic Director H.

O. (Fritz) Crisler said he spoke to Elliott at Iowa City this morn- ng by telephone and received his acceptance. The offer has been approved by! the Athletic Board of Control and 1 is subject to final approval by President Harlan Hatcher and the Board of Regents, governing body of the university, at next month's meeting. The new job pays an estimated $11,300 annually. Michigan ob- servors believe the 32 year old former Michigan football halfback now becomes heir apparent to Michigan Coach Bennie Ooster- baan.

vidson creeks and the tributary to East Fork. Whiteside: 6 sites on Little Rock, French, Spring, Rock, Little Spring creeks. Washington: A site on the upper tributary of Beaucoup Creek near Nashville. Douglas: A formal report is yet to com.e on the sites considered but about seven are anticipated eventually. Both Democratic and Republican candidates for' governor in 1956 made public promises to build a lake in Douglas County.

Yet To Start The counties in which field studies have not been undertaken are In return, New York shipped outfielder Irv Noren, shortstop Billy Hunter and second baseman Milt Graff and pitchers Maury McDermott, Tom Morgan and Rip Coleman to the A's, who Wayne, Saline, Hardin, Massac, Pope and Johnson. A legislative spokesman for the Shawnee Hills Recreation Assn. says he has Conservation Department commitments for lakes near Golconda and the Pope Massac county line, near Rosiclare in Hardin County and in or near Fern Clyffe State Park in Johnson County. experienced pitchers. That's what they needed most a double- play combination- and pitching.

"Of course, they didn't put a gun to my head. We knew what we were after Ditmar and Shantz. Everything depends on Shantz. If his arm comes through got a good deal. If not, I'm hooked and it will he fault because we know all about his' bad arm." I The Yankees, confronted by a big payroll and a number of players dissatisfied with contract offers, had signed only Hunter for 1957 among the players traded to the A's.

Said personnel director! Lee MacPhail: "We have too many big league players. We had to cut down." Only Ditmar was as yet unsigned for '57 by the A's among the players involved in the trade, and he shouldn't prove trouble- John Gray of Cleveland was in third place with 157, Early Wynn, also of Cleveland, had 16,3, Steve Rirtzik of Detroit l(i(i, Virgil Trucks of Kansas City 170 and Al Lopez, White Sox manager and runnerup to Dark in the Miami tournament, had 172. FILM PROCESSING See Us For Black-and-White Finishing, Too. Complete Stock of Kodak Film! HARTMAN'S CAMERA SHOP 117 S. Chicago Ave.

Lake 692 Southwest Southern Methodist 71, Texas 55 Rice 82, Arkansas 69 Arkansas 78, College of Ozarks 57 Far West Santa Clara 72, Fresno State 51 San Francisco State 68, San Jose State 67 Bruce Becker led Aquin with 14 points on five goals and four free throws. Box score: Aquin (43) Becker 544 Galena Wand (44) BFP 385 Hurtlieb 0 0 1 Radford 3 5 3 LaForge 3 3 2 Smith S. 0 1 1 Casey 4 4 4 Bautsch 4 8 3 Cremer 2 0 2 McGrath gO 2 4 Springer 0 1 N'craft 0 2 2 Lenz 000 W'meier 0 0 0 Slkyaitis 1 0 3 Wright 0 0 0 Servi 001 Totals 15 13 21 Totals 10 24 17 Score by quarters: Aquin tj (R 10 Galena 12 13 JHS Cage Teams Win At Belvidere BELVIDERE High School's Freeport Junior basketball teams won two games at Belvidere Tuesday. The seventh grade team shaded Belvidere, while the eighth graders had an easier time, walloping Belvidere, 58-27. Seventh grade: Freeport 12 7 9 Belvidere 6 6 11 Eighth grade: Fret-port 13 22 7 Belvidere 6 3 8 Two Games Scheduled In Church Basketball Two games will be played tonight at the YMCA in the Senior Church Basketball League.

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